Thanksgiving may have passed, but stuffing season is not over. This sweet-and-savory side dish has been around since the Roman Empire, used by a chef named Apicius to stuff roasted rabbits, pigs, ...

Every good Southern cook knows a thing or two about dressing. Dressing is not to be confused with stuffing, or literally the "stuff" that goes inside the cavity of a turkey or other meat to roast.

Celebrate the holidays with these recipes courtesy of New York Times Cooking, specially chosen for "Sunday Morning" viewers. We are pleased to share Yewande Komolafe's Cornbread Dressing. This crisp, ...

In reflecting upon the Thanksgiving Day food pyramid, there is no need for discussion about what sits at the acme of this carbohydrate-laden, one-day feast. That would be the turkey. The turkey is ...

This Cornbread Dressing is to DIE for! Homemade Cornbread (or store bought) mixed together with sausage, onions, carrots and celery and baked to perfection. Make it ahead or day of, tastes great ...

In "Bibi's Gulf Coast Kitchen," columnist Bibi Hutchings takes you on a culinary journey across the coastal south. Come for the great food writing, stay for the delicious recipes. Food memories from ...

*Cornbread dressing has long been a centerpiece of Southern holiday meals, carrying deep roots in Black family traditions. It starts with crumbled cornbread as its base. The cornbread is typically ...

When you step inside Robert Judice Jr.'s kitchen, you'll discover more than just pots and pans. You'll find the heart of Cajun family traditions. I had the pleasure of joining him and his mother, ...

For me, there is one dish that makes the holiday — any holiday — and that’s my mother’s cornbread dressing. We love it for Thanksgiving, Christmas and even Easter, if we’re in the mood for it. But, ...

The smell of collard greens simmering low and slow, a cast iron skillet of cornbread crackling in the oven, and biscuits ...

For me, there is one dish that makes the holiday — any holiday — and that’s my mother’s cornbread dressing. We love it for Thanksgiving, Christmas and even Easter, if we’re in the mood for it. But, ...